Graphene Manufacturing Group has approved another A$1.4 million to complete construction of its second-generation graphene manufacturing plant, a move that brings the company closer to larger-scale graphene output in 2026.
Graphene Manufacturing Group says its graphene-aluminium-ion pouch cells have doubled energy density to 49 Wh/kg while holding to a 6-minute charging claim, a step the company says brings customer testing in 2026 and small commercial production in 2027 into view.
The European Commission has approved €211 million in Italian state aid for CamGraPhIC, clearing the way for a pilot manufacturing line near Milan that would industrialize the company’s graphene-based optical interconnect technology.
Flint says its cellulose-based paper battery technology has entered production, moving the platform from lab-scale development to manufactured cells for pilot deployments and customer programs. The milestone is notable in a battery materials market still dominated by lithium-ion chemistries and the critical minerals they require.
Solidion Technology said it has filed U.S. patent applications for a graphene-hosted silicon anode design, adding a fresh commercialization marker to the still-early race to move graphene-enabled battery materials beyond the lab. The Dallas-based battery company disclosed the filings in its April 15, 2026 full-year results and said the approach is intended to improve energy density while reducing production risk and cost.
Graphene Manufacturing Group says U.S. EPA approval now allows commercial sales of its THERMAL-XR graphene coating in the United States for industrial use under specified conditions.
